That person could be a killer

Yeah this was pretty dumb. But she sounded hot and he got some Pussy out of it so props to him. I call that a happy ending

I was thinking the same exact thing the story isn't done yet but I'm guessing she tries something fucked

Right? That's a 4th+ date idea at earliest.

I thought she was setting him up to get robbed lol

Thank you! Everyone is talking about the 2nd one but the 3rd one is the one that stands out to me. 1. For the reason you said. 2. Because the girl was jabbering on so loudly in a place like that. I had 2 ideas the first was that she was doing it to alert her cohorts to their location for the ambush, the second is she really is one of those oblivious people who genuinely believes that bad people don't exist in her vicinity at any time or that nothing bad could possibly happen to her. I mean, the place sounds like a haven for sketchy people to hang around at all hours of the day and night. I've seen enough urbex gone wrong type videos to know that most abandoned places still have inhabitants and they typically aren't very friendly.

Same

@@mafiaseargent exactly. she could be just playing along with him when she realized he got lucky to get out of the scary and sus man’s grasp. Plot twist: she could be fell for the man’s behaviour of not running away leaving her in that abondoned hospital with suspicious individuals alone

I thought she gave him aids.

How did she know the hospital layout so well? 😅

I forgot about this briefly when watching, but do remember, he mentions at the very beginning of the story that he was still friends with Francesca, so any suspicion of her is just down to forgetting that. If he hadn't mentioned that though, I totally would've suspected her.

@@evanblake5252 could be she fell for his braver and didnt leave her out in the abandoned hospital

@@evanblake5252 lol i didn't hear that and I was suspecting her to have been involved but not overly so wasn't surprised she wasn't. but very bad idea on the guys behalf. but tbh, you have two to one and you're running from the one scared you're going to be killed ? what is wrong with all these young dudes, scared of a middle aged man. just beat his ass. you're in your prime. he's not

@@cambed71 I get the idea here, but what you should keep in mind is, the dude could be armed, could be naturally strong or have some special fighting skills, and one of the two is a woman. Plus, a middle aged guy isn't necessarily weak, and they're not that old yet. A lot of people aren't gonna take the risk of fighting the dude and will opt for just bolting, which is more likely to result in success when the one trying to chase you is a middle aged dude.

@@boboiboy9350 Seems highly unlikely.

Some guy I knew said the same thing. That he saw a lady in black sitting in his room

the first story is absolutely horrifying.... if i was the nurse i would become so paranoid holy shit

@@__eggy__ it's almost like the movie smile That came out few months ago....

Sadly, people with dementia and similar conditions rarely find a place they feel safe. Their hallucinations are in their mind so they just stay with them, no matter what the location is.

​@@froggy5748 its so odd how the nurse saw it too though... I try to force rational explanations for things that aren't rational. Ive still not told my husband I have seen the same thing he says follows him. I have never seen things that aren't there and am a very rational and scientific fact based person. It makes no sense, I just always figured he was schizophrenic (even though schizophrenia isn't developed in early childhood, and his "friend" first showed up then). I own a 1860s era house, but there was certainly nothing exciting happening in it until he moved in. Still, I intentionally ignore it and that seems to work. He did question the bruises on my back from where that man thing grabbed me (I cant see my back, so I didn't know marks were left). I said I didn't know. Thats easier than explaining it. To this day he still says a demon lives with him and talks to him all the time, but he loves him and doesn't want him to ever leave... so then, there's that. He has no other hallucinations either, just that one. My friend Erin encountered it too when we were renovating. That was amusing, shes a doctor, so she couldn't process it at all and ran outside. I was able to calm her down and told her she was just sleep deprived.

which ones

Agree

You need to stop seriously

You need to stop seriously

You need to stop seriously

Yes most definitely,perticuarly the morgue in the basement.

I’ve literally always been terrified of hospitals and I was never able to put my finger on why. They just creep me out.

roach

True!

Especially for us Americans. Just throw me in a ditch and leave me there the hospital is too expensive

Have you ever heard of exorcisms in mental hospitals years ago?

For real life

@@ccow24 Wha?????

There such a difference between countries, or my area is just lucky. While I have never worked at a hospital I’ve been in them many times staying with my dad when he has been a patient. And even in the middle of the night when I leave the room both the corridors and the common room with the kitchen are lit up here and there with warm lights and seem quite relaxing if quiet. Now the big areas between the hospital wards feel more cold and desolate but the only really creepy areas is outside in the parking lot and the corridors beneath the hospital connecting the various buildings.

ma'am or sir, i am afraid of my own hallway at night , so i can imagine how scary they'd be 😰

I'm a CNA that works with geriatrics and have seen and heard MANY things in nursing homes at night 💯

Maybe the spirits of the recently departed haunt the place.

Yeah maybe like it makes you see ghost

@Caelan Griffin Can you explain to me how something that happens all the time all over the world across cultures is due to mass hysteria????

Or maybe thats jus a coping mechanism to what you are really seeing.

And nobody will ever know the truth besides him the crazy ex. Now THATS scary.

I'm sayin

@@Kelvis.pov4 You underestimate just HOW far some stalkers will go. Maybe someone did tell him, or maybe he’s somehow tracking her. I had an ex just like that 14 years ago. You really don’t understand how abusers work and just how far they’ll go to remain in someone’s life because they can’t handle the rejection. Don’t just assume it’s “made up” because sadly, situations like this happen every day. I have lived it!

@@Kelvis.pov4 The concept of the abuser stalking is not far off even if the victim made sure to stay anonymous online. That and it could be that someone in her side of the family told her too. There is that.

Would the hospital let him in without fully knowing who he is though?

That used to be me back when I was a teenager but now I am desensitized I still like hearing the stories though

@@SpookymidnightKyanite7 ong

@@charliekonate9223 yo what?

@@charliekonate9223 lol

@@SpookymidnightKyanite7real i listen to these to fall asleep now

That’s oddly really beautiful, made me tear up

I hope you get well soon.

Get well soon ❤️ also, enjoy it, you’ll be okay 😄

@@Vishakha_B897 Thank you, me too! I miss my bed!

Get well and home soon 💕

Get well soon

That's kinda comforting....the pt was saying thanks, I feel.

I think it's just a simple thanks that you took care of the woman.

That would’ve made me emotional 🥺 she was thanking u

I don’t think it was creepy. The lady was probably just telling you thank you for taking care of her🌻

I don't think I get it

no ive been watching since 2014

No I got told about him goofy b

I’ve watched him for almost a decade. Don’t know what you’re on about mate

To those who who were “told about him by a friend”. Have you ever gone back and asked that friend about him? Did they really tell you about him? They will tell you they never did. Creepy? I think so.

i found him like 7 years ago

@@repentandfollowjesuschrist6170 both are good.

@@repentandfollowjesuschrist6170 like I said they're both good. I enjoy both of the creators content.

@@repentandfollowjesuschrist6170 ballen has too many true crime stories now. I still listen to him but they aren't "horror" stories anymore

Ya Mr. Ballen is an incredible storyteller!

@@turdburglar1295 i think thats because theres only so many horror stories u can find that are worth telling or fit in his format. He relies on real stories so he cant really create his own when he needs it

Jesus that sounds like shit

Honestly same here I get auditory or visual hallucinations from stress but if your not used to it, it must be terrifying

Schizoaffective here. Visual and auditory hallucinations are the norm for me. When they first started tho I was terrified. I have, at last count,7 different voices talking to me in my head. I'm used to it now but in the beginning absolutely not

@@repentandfollowjesuschrist6170 your the king of stupidity

@@repentandfollowjesuschrist6170 Where are your videos

@@justinedse3314he’s not wrong some of these people who send these stories are just lying lol obviously a lot are real though

@@repentandfollowjesuschrist6170 Horror Stories are always made to scare people you dumb sh!t

Same here

The exact same thing happened to me. The Chuck E. Cheese one right? 😂😭

Same

Same

My first one was the clown video, I was around 6 years old lol

Probably hearing the young nurse tell her that she saw the man too gave her more peace than anything knowing and hearing that she wasn't the only one that seen what she saw.

But yes, I very much agree with your statement.

​​@@missjddrage1111 she literally screamed "get me out of here he's coming!!!" In response. Lmao I don't think she was chillin

​@@dapep8886 lol yeah, she was screaming even more during the whole night, she may calm down after everything at the end but knowing it wasn't her imagination totally freaked her out even more st the moment, like: "oh no it's real"

Why didn't they before? Kinda cruel

That would've freaked me out as a kid

Wow, sounds absolutely horrifying.

That sounds so scary! I’m so sorry you had to see that 😱

Doctor covering someone who literally died news to say was hanging my mother during her brief time in the hospital

Good luck because they will be waiting

Same here man!

@@RedWolfStudio527 you haven't even had your youtube account for 5 years

@@Reerv this is my new account. I had a old one when I watch Mr Nightmare

Wtf this user is so extra imagine checking your KZfaq account💀

@@davidfigueroa8335 he's stupid he can't think about having a alt account or not having one before

Same

Best feeling ever

That was your dream? Are you serious? You can get plenty of that from former patients and living in America. The scariest hospital horror story are the outrageous bills you need to pay because the United States decided it wasn‘t going to give a shit about it‘s citizens and allocate taxes to things that will actually help people, SUCH AS UNIVERSAL HEALTHCARE, because Americans say „we donn need no universa helthcarr u feckin commie snowfleck! We MURICA! MURICA donn nee SUCIALISM! YEEHAW Murica! No helthcerr and leck og humanitarianism is the MURRICAN way! Yeehaw pow pow pow! We nee more guns an ahr freedom! Murica!“

I worked at a hospital that was over 100 years old. It had a connected church that at one point was used for TB patients. Old and new. Every time I went into the basement I became claustrophobic/disoriented and couldn't find my way back up😩Oh, and the hospital is the only place you have arriving spirits AND departing spirits...

​@@kristy9337wow that's scary being down there by yourself

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Mr. Ballen is king

@@thedeadzonemaniac5 w

Agreed

I agree as well

I was thinking the same thing also. Kind of like when kids see spirits. Because they have their imagination opened. And when they get older it goes away. But then the elderly see it again. I feel their mind has entered another dimension that people who aren’t Ill think it’s not real but those with dementia (dimension) Alzheimer’s etc see things but we can’t.

Yeah "Happy"...

Not really

the OG, the one that made me start mine

@@jackieandthesheetmetals yeah, he is. Name anybody else.

@@jackieandthesheetmetals ur weird

One of the most effective to me.

I just stumbled upon his channel. Has he said if he does his own writing or he hires writers? I know a few are regurgitated from other shows but seems most stories are fresh.

@@repentandfollowjesuschrist6170 You'll never be better than him.

@@Bone89 He asks for people who watch his video to email him stories and he reads them if they're good enough

@@toastedben6004 cool. Thanks

I just ended my shift at JCPenney 11am-7pm so just in time. Now I have something to listen to on the bus home.

Next video is going to be: 3 Walmart horror stories

I just got off my shift from McDonald's, actually

Currently on my shift at Walmart.

Bruh I just left Walmart right when I saw this comment 😂

the stocking rooms can be so tiny. i can’t image now terrifying and claustrophobic it would have felt to be in there will seeing that outside the window

Happy birthday luv

@@jingles4543 aww thank you! ^^

Ong 💯

Yess

True but for two different ppl to see the same person. Plus the nurse really didn't believe her until she saw him, herself. It tells me there more than hallucinations.

@sailorsister211 Hallucination my ass that was definitely some kind of dark spirit 🤣

Story 1: lack of sleep plus the power of suggestion.

@@aquarianbeauty80 EXACTLY like the voices and huge smile!! UH UH

@@chuushearts lmfaoo that isn't normal

Congratulations!

@@cloudysaturnn it’s name is Wrenley

So exciting! Just remember to take time to take care of yourself every once in a while, okay? I wish you and your family the best!

Congratulations

I'm currently in the hospital with my newborn

All 3 scary.

I'm a nurse. It's hospitals at night that creep people out, I think. It's when the lights are dimmed, and there are fewer staff so there is a hush that falls over everything. We try not to make noise so that the patients can sleep, so we speak in a not so loud tone of voice, and we don't slam doors. Plus, horror stories and movies always have the action happening in hospitals on the night shift, so people are programmed to expect bad or scary things to happen. It's why I prefer day shift when everything is busy, and the time flies by. Plus, patients aren't pissed at you for taking their vitals in the middle of the day vs waking them up in the middle of the night. Sorry about that. Doctor's orders, and standard protocol to make sure you're safe. A person's VS can change, and they can start getting progressively worse very quickly.

Same here.

No. Watch them *NOW*

I’m so sorry for your loss 😢

@@z.i.r.3120 thank you ❤️

I am so very sorry for your loss. My husband died at 39, in 2009, in a similar fashion, though not from meningitis. His heart stopped, he was brought back, remained in a coma, then died when I brought our seven year old son home at around 3 in the morning. I think he waited until we had left to die. I had to drive back to the hospital knowing I wasn't there when he had passed. As an RN, I understood, but as a wife, it has always been difficult to not have that final face to face I love you and goodbye. We just have to find our own way of making peace with it, don't we? I hope you have found that peace. I know it's especially tough during the holidays, even after all of these years. I don't know how long it's been for you. For me, it's been fourteen years, and I will still hear songs that make me break down and cry. That's ok. Never let anyone tell you that it's been long enough. People grieve differently, and grief can come back from time to time. Love never dies just because the person does. Thank you for taking the time to share your tragedy to help others. It may save a life.

Jacehaley. I’m so sorry for your loss. But is it really necessary to be rude to the woman in the story? I’m sure she’s very grateful.

@@Tuco_Salamanca3 It's a turn of phrase. It's basically another way of saying they don't think they fully understand how lucky they are to be alive because they waited so long to seek help after symptoms appeared. Fully appreciate can have the same meaning as fully understand.

Right lol it’s been so long

One of my friends, who I will not name for privacy, had meningitis back in 2018. I can’t imagine the trauma she experienced.

Don't know what that is tbh

It’s scary because it can have long lasting effects or be fatal too 😭

@@alizadestiny absolutely. I had a 7 hour brain surgery 4 months ago and that was the biggest risk/complication and I had never been more terrified in my life. Glad to say I didn’t get it ♥️🙏🏼

@@emmyhartf So happy for you, your incredibly brave! 🤍🙏